Some people experience orgasmic auras, sensory experiences that precede orgasm. This is an unusual phenomenon but it's real. An orgasmic aura is a feeling of intense pleasure that begins before you...
The clitoral crura is a small muscular structure that extends from the pubic bone to the base of the clitoris. It can be found underneath the skin on either side of the vaginal opening. During...
What are spontaneous orgasms?
Spontaneous orgasms occur when a person experiences an intense physical sensation that causes them to climax without any stimulation from outside sources. This can...
The average time it takes for a person to reach orgasm can vary significantly depending on various factors such as age, gender, arousal level, relationship status, and even location. In general,...
The afterglow phase is an important part of the orgasmic experience that can last for several minutes to hours after climax. During this time, the body releases oxytocin, dopamine, serotonin,...
Some people experience orgasmic auras — tingling or sensations that precede orgasm. These sensations are reported to be extremely pleasurable and often occur in the genital area but can also be felt...
Multiple orgasms are often thought of as something that women can achieve more easily than men, but this is not necessarily true. In fact, some men can learn to have multiple orgasms through practice...
Vaginal Orgasm and Clitoral Orgasm Involve Different Nerve Pathways
When it comes to female orgasms, there are two main types: vaginal orgasms and clitoral orgasms. Both types involve different...
Vaginal Orgasms Misunderstood
Many people believe that vaginal orgasms can occur without any form of external clitoral stimulation during penetrative intercourse.
Most experts disagree with...
The average duration of female orgasm is 20 seconds — longer than the average male orgasm. This fact has been studied extensively by medical professionals and sex researchers who have found that...